An HONEST Conversation with My Wife | Audio Vlog #18

An HONEST Conversation with My Wife | Audio Vlog #18

Author: Ryan Serhant July 31, 2020 Duration: 16:06

If you've seen my recent Work/Life Balance vlog, you know I had an open conversation with my super awesome wife, Emilia, on her thoughts. This is the un-edited, FULL conversation we had on how I may not have the best balance as I thought, where she sees my priorities lie and how we make it work as a couple with Zena. I hope this helps YOU with your work/life balance and provides an honest look into my life. Tweet me your thoughts and how you balance work and life! 


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